The office market in places like Westminster and the City is seeing a recovery in demand, it has been claimed.

The GMB Union is considering an appeal in the instance of a Marks & Spencer whistleblower who lost an unfair dismissal case after being sacked for leaking details of planned redundancy package cuts.

Those who cohabit should not be given the same legal rights as those marrying, a thinktank has said.

A three-month delay should precede the issuing of any divorce petition, a new report has urged.

A man who lost his job at a school after being accused of viewing sexual images online has won a case against his former employer.

The Law Society is "very concerned" that proposals to change the way contingency fee arrangements (CFAs) are managed have been issued by the government without a full consultation being carried out.

Those purchasing houses or office space should ensure they do not take any chances when it comes to residential or commercial property law, it has been suggested.

Proposed changes to redundancy law that would see new regulations brought in to govern contingency fee agreements based on damages might not have a positive effect for consumers.

A landlord has been fined £20,000 and ordered to pay more than £10,000 in costs for failing to put adequate fire protection in place at a rented property in Abbey Street, Derby.

A lesbian couple have been awarded more than £22,000 between them after lodging claims that they were taunted at work about their sexuality.